The Embassy of Iran in New Delhi on Wednesday (June 25) on the occasion of what it described as the "Iranian nation's victory," thanked Indians and Indian institutions for their solidarity during what it called "military aggression" by Israel and the United States. In its statement, the embassy acknowledged support from a wide range of individuals and groups, including political parties, MPs, NGOs, religious leaders, academics, journalists and civil society members, who stood “vocally and firmly" with Iran during the 12-day-long conflict."On the occasion of the Iranian nation's victory in the face of military aggression by the Zionist regime and the United States, the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in New Delhi extends its heartfelt gratitude to all noble and freedom-loving people of India — including the esteemed citizens, political parties, honorable members of Parliament, non-governmental organizations, religious and spiritual leaders, university professors, members of the media, social activists, and all individuals and institutions who, in recent days and in various forms, stood firmly and vocally with the great nation of Iran," a part of the long message read.The conflict, which began on June 13, ended in a ceasefire on June 24, saw Israel launch strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, killing top officials, including Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami.The statement further read, "The steadfastness of the Iranian people in the face of this blatant aggression was not merely a defense of their homeland and national dignity, but a symbol of resistance against the grave violations of the United Nations Charter, humanitarian principles, and the foundational norms of international law. The solidarity of world nations with the people of Iran is not simply a political stance — it is an affirmation of the universal values of justice, legality, and global peace." According to Iran, over 600 civilians were killed. In retaliation, Iranian missile and drone attacks on Israeli cities left at least 28 people dead, according to official figures.Iran said the solidarity is rooted in the cultural civilizational and human ties between the two nations. "Once again, we express our sincere appreciation for the genuine and invaluable support shown by the people and institutions of the great nation of India. Undoubtedly, this solidarity — rooted in the longstanding cultural, civilizational, and human ties between our two nations — will further strengthen the cause of peace, stability, and global justice," the message read. The message concluded with the slogan of "Jai Iran — Jai Hind."